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Free Woodworking Plans - Birdhouses |
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The Kestrel Nestbox (same as for Eastern Screech Owl, Western Screech Owl and Barrow’s Goldeneye) has a 8 inches by 8 inches floor, 15 inches inside ceiling, 3 inches diameter entrance hole located 12 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. Mount at the edge of a forest area or on a post in an open area in a rural or city yard between twelve and twenty feet high. Place some wood chips on the floor. Squirrels may use this box. |
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The Eastern Screech Owl Nestbox (same as for Western Screech Owl, Kestrel and Barrow’s Goldeneye) has a 8 inches by 8 inches floor, 15 inches inside ceiling, 3 inches diameter entrance hole located 12 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. Assembled with corrosion resistant screws fit to pre-drilled countersunk pilot holes. Hinged roof is secured with shutter hooks for easy access. |
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The Western Screech Owl Nestbox (same as for Eastern Screech Owl, Kestrel and Barrow’s Goldeneye) has a 8 inches by 8 inches floor, 15 inches inside ceiling, 3 inches diameter entrance hole located 12 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. Assembled with corrosion resistant screws fit to pre-drilled countersunk pilot holes. Hinged roof is secured with shutter hooks for easy access. |
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The Wood Duck Nestbox (same as for Hooded Merganser, and Kestrel) has a 10 inches by 10 inches floor, 24 inches inside ceiling, 4 inches wide by 3 inches high entrance hole located 21 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. |
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The Common Merganser Nestbox has a 10 inches by 10 inches floor, 33 inches inside ceiling, 5 inches by 5 inches square entrance opening located 30 inches (to the top of the opening) above the floor and ventilation openings. |
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The Barn Owl nest box is unusual. It has a 10 inches by 18 inches floor, is 16 inches tall, and has a 6 inches by 6 inches opening near the floor. It should be mounted at least 12’ high in a barn, tree, or tower. This free woodworking plans and woodworking projects page is courtesy of the 50 Birds web site. |
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The free woodworking plans of the Phoebe platform have approximately a 6 inches by 6 inches base, approximately a 6 inches ceiling, an open front and partially open sides. This free woodworking plans and woodworking projects page is courtesy of the 50 Birds web site. |
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Mount platform on the side of a garage, shed or porch under open shelter or an eave over looking both open spaces and foliage in your back yard from seven to twelve feet high. Carefully select a location that provides a balance of protection from predators and elements, access, and visibility. This free woodworking plans and woodworking projects page is courtesy of the 50 Birds web site. |
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Do not mount in a tree. Make sure objects that cats and squirrels can climb do not provide access to the nest. The idea is to simulate a cliff edge. They like to survey a wide berth from their roost. They also like bird baths. This free woodworking plans and woodworking projects page is courtesy of the 50 Birds web site. |
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The Barn Swallow platform has a narrow 2 inches by 5 3/4 inches base, approximately a 6 inches ceiling, an open front and partially open sides. This free woodworking plans and woodworking projects page is courtesy of the 50 Birds web site. |
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Although duckling production from nest boxes represents only a small percentage of that produced from natural cavities, wood duck boxes provide an excellent opportunity for anyone to become involved in wildlife management. By building, installing and maintaining nest boxes, individuals can gain insight into the interesting aspects of wood duck nesting and reproduction, while helping to boost local populations. |
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Who would have guessed these decorative birdhouses once resided in the kitchen drawer? When you visit this BHG site you might be prompted with an advertisement first. Just ignore that, look for a link that says Continue or something like that. |
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The Pygmy Nuthatch Birdhouse (same as for Brown-headed Nuthatch) has a 4 inches by 4 inches floor, 9 inches inside ceiling, 1 1/8 inches diameter entrance hole located 7 inches above the floor, ventilation openings, hinged roof secured with shutter hooks and screw assembly. Chickadees, titmice, and other nuthatches may use this box. |
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The Siberian Chickadee nest box (same as for Nuthatches, Titmice, Downy Woodpecker and other Chickadees) has a 4 inches by 4 inches floor, 9 inches inside ceiling, 1 1/4 inches diameter entrance hole located 7 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. |
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The Chestnut-backed Chickadee nest box (same as for Nuthatches, Titmice, Downy Woodpecker and other Chickadees) has a 4 inches by 4 inches floor, 9 inches inside ceiling, 1 1/4 inches diameter entrance hole located 7 inches above the floor and ventilation openings. Assembled with corrosion resistant screws fit to pre-drilled countersunk pilot holes. Hinged roof is secured with shutter hooks for easy access. |
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Show your patriotic spirit with this unique, wren birdhouse. Not only does it look good on the outside, but you can also see the action on the inside, thanks to a simple hinge that makes it easy to open. |
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The flicker birdhouse shown in figure 23 is designed to be placed on a post or the stub of a tree. The roof can be lifted in the same way that a stopper is removed from a bottle. |
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Phoebes like to nest about buildings, and a simple shelf under the - roof of a porch or shed is all they require. If, however, it is desirable to have them stay outside, the shelf must be provided with a roof. |
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To prepare for a night of rampant tricking and treating you will want to set the mood in your home with this boo-tiful wood Halloween birdhouse that is decorated to look like a lively witch. The scary sight of this frightfully cute birdhouse will delight your children and be a treasure they will look forward to seeing each year. |
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If you want to keep the birds coming back, one way is to provide them with a home. It is even more fulfilling when you make the birdhouse yourself. |
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This charming nesting box comes to us from Larry Hanapole of Marblehead, Massachusetts, who ranks as one of the worlds foremost lighthouse enthusiasts. In designing this project, Larry combined the features of two originals he admired on the coasts of Maine and Nova Scotia. The base measures 10 5/8 inches in diameter. |
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Birds love to congregate around our pint-sized country elevator in search of food. And come nesting season, the barn-style birdhouse will prove equally popular with your feathered friends! |
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NEW! An impressive addition to your yard or garden that nesting birds will love! Make it in an afternoon from standard 3/4 inch thick wood and our full-size pattern. Requires two plastic eyes not included. Finished eagle is 26 inches long. |
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Found throughout North America, the beautiful Downy may be the most familiar of all woodpeckers. They eat spiders, beetle larvae, ants, flies and other insects that humans consider to be pests. This Downy Woodpecker house is adorned with the likeness of the colorful male. All patterns are drawn FULL SIZE. |
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This is the perfect way to bird watch. The back of this house uses a clear plastic panel. Hang the birdhouse under the eaves and face the back of the birdhouse toward your window. Watch birds build a nest and raise their young. Patterns drawn FULL SIZE. |
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2 patterns, 1 price! Two unique projects straight from the old west! This unique birdhouse and feeder would make a great addition to any yard. Full size pattern for both. |
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5 plans, 1 price! This set of birdhouses will brighten up your yard or garden and provide shelter for birds in your area. |
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Add a decorative touch to your yard or garden with this uniquely shaped birdhouse. Its fun & easy to make from our full-size pattern. |
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You can not help but love the chubby little Chickadee! Now you can decorate a yard or garden spot with his likeness while giving some lucky birds an exclusive home. Easy to make with our full-size pattern. |
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Make this exclusive home for your feathered friends while adding a decorative touch to your yard or garden! Uniquely shaped birdhouse measures about 12 high x 21 inches long. |
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Make this exclusive home for your feathered friends while adding a decorative touch to your yard or garden! Uniquely shaped birdhouse measures about 12 high x 19 inches long. |
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A warm inviting home for your feathered friends that also makes a colorful addition to your yard and garden. A fun, easy project to make from our full size pattern. Project measures approximately 24 inches wide. |
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Four unique and colorful birdhouses that will add a little Southwest flair to your yard or garden. Each design has a removable back for easy clean-out and is simple to make from our full-size pattern. Designs include cactus, peppers, skull, and cowboy hat. Measurements are 11.5 to 15.5 inches tall up to 11 to 20.5 inches wide. |
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It looks like a real antique - but it is not! You build this country home from new materials and coffee cans, then age everything using simple techniques explained on our plans. A project you will be proud of. Room for 6 lucky birds. |
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Invite beloved songbirds to nest in your backyard with this trio of very attractive birdhouses. All feature hinged floors, lap-look siding & cedar shake or copper roofs. Patterns included for all 3 with the largest one being 15 inches high. |
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Their beautiful color, pleasant songs and voracious appetite for insects make bluebirds a birdwatchers favorite! Attract them to your backyard with these two inviting, easy-to-make cedar houses. Largest one, the shed roof birdhouse, is 16 inches high x 7inches wide x 6 inches deep. The peaked roof birdhouse measures 14 inches tall x 7 inches wide x 6.75 inches deep. |
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Make this bright and colorful home for your feathered friends and add a decorative touch to your yard or garden at the same time. Uniquely shaped birdhouse measures about 12 wide x 19 inches deep. |
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Give some lucky bird a great home or decorate that special spot inside your own home with this charming little birdhouse. Make it from layers of wood and sand for a hand-carved look. Our full-size pattern shows you how. Acorn birdhouse is 8 inches high. |
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How to build simple, functional birdhouses and feeders, with details on customizing the designs to attract certain types of birds and using materials that will not harm them. Step-by-step instructions and color plans make construction easy. Suggestions for hanging, cleaning, and maintaining the structures, basics on birding, and hints for dealing with predators. Projects include a wren cube, bluebird house, large house for ducks and owls, purple martin high-rise, seed feeders, and suet holders. |
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Make a Bluebird Cathedral, a Frank Lloyd Wright Wren House, an 1840s Tobacco Barn, a Victorian Flicker House--and more. Plus, use birdhouse designs as other items around the house, including a CD cabinet based on an Egyptian-themed birdhouse; a gilded grape-and-pear-motif birdhouse that is really a floor lamp; or a beautiful ex-birdhouse Distressed Double-Decker Clock. Try several versions of a simple wren house, each contributed by a top designer who started with the same basic design and created his or her own special styles. |
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 Country Trash Bin Hardware for 19-W2960Purchase this hardware package to assist in building the Country Kitchen Trash Bin woodworking plan 19-W2960. |
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